T-Pain & Clinton Sparks Host Their Global Gaming League Launch

“We’re making gaming the new cultural centerpiece,” said T-Pain, who serves as GGL’s Executive Director of Strategy and sits on the board. “Everybody games. It’s time for the world to see what that really looks like when the stakes are high and the lights are on.”

The GGL is headquartered at a 43,000 square foot esports campus in Las Vegas and backed by a leadership team with roots in entertainment, hospitality, and gaming, including Chairman Jeff Hoffman, COO Michael Fuller, and EVP of Talent Jason “JROC” Craig. The league’s official game slate includes modern titles like Call of Duty and Rocket League, as well as retro favorites like Mario Kart, Street Fighter, and Tetris, all played live in front of an audience and streamed globally.

“The GGL isn’t just another gaming league,” said Clinton Sparks, GGL’s Founder and CEO. “We’re building a cultural movement that fuses gaming with music, fashion, and celebrity energy in a way that’s never been done before at this scale.”

A press release reports that so far confirmed team owners include:

T-Pain (Nappy Boy Gaming)

Jermaine Dupri

Bryce Hall

Flavor Flav

Gillie Da Kid

Wallo

Kaash Paige

Through the GGL Global Nomination Program, the league is also opening the door to international players, offering casual and aspiring gamers in cities like Tokyo, Toronto, Lagos, and Boston a chance to join one of the celebrity-led teams by applying via globalgamingleague.com.